Delighted to be able to start issue 11 with this superb essay by Lily Ní Dhomhnaill, which reads Susan Howe's long poem The Liberties (1980) through Dublin's material history, taking in St Patrick's Cathedral, Joan Jonas's ritual performance art, and more:

CFP: Irish Association for American Studies (The IAAS) Annual Conference 2023 Theme: "In/Security" 28-29 April, 2023 University of Limerick (University Of Limerick), hybrid We're excited to be hosting. Send us your proposals by 31st January! More details at: shorturl.at/ADKNU

Lots of exciting abstracts coming in for this - the deadline is next Tuesday 31st if you want to be involved!

New article on IJAS Online: "'Seeming Strangeness': Mina Loy’s Poetics of Disruption and Julia Kristeva’s Semiotic/Symbolic Model," by @eisherwall ijas.iaas.ie/evaisherwoodwa…

We're extending the deadline for proposals to next Tuesday the 7th! Some more time to work on your abstract, if you're still thinking about it...

Registration is open! See you there! iaas.ie/product-catego…

The Irish Association for American Studies (The IAAS) Annual Conference is happening next week in University Of Limerick! You can see the programme and register below. Join us! bit.ly/43JrUWc (poster by Roufaida Mina)

Announcing year 3 of our Ernie O’Malley Family Research Grants in the Archives of Irish America: guides.nyu.edu/blog/Call-for-… Join us! Glucksman Ireland House NYU Irish Studies Review Irish Academic Press @IHS_1938 Irish Studies at Boston College Irish Journal of American Studies UC Berkeley Irish Studies Program Fordham Irish Studies HAPP at Queen's Irish University Review UCD Irish Studies

Recently published reviews in Issue 12: ➡️Nik Ribianszky on Beyond Slavery's Shadow by Warren Eugene Milteer ➡️Guy Lancaster on The Silent Shore by Charles L. Chavis Jr. ➡️Sebastian Tants-Boestad on Melville's Mirrors by Brian Yothers Open access at ijas.iaas.ie/category/revie…

Also in IJAS Online, Issue 12: new article by Niamh Keating, "Respectability Politics and the Culture of Dissemblance in Stanley Kramer’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner and Jack Hill’s Foxy Brown" ijas.iaas.ie/issue-12-niamh…

New reviews in Issue 12 of IJAS Online: 🟢Noraid and The Northern Ireland Troubles, 1970-1994 by Robert Collins, reviewed by Melissa L. Baird 🟢Arthur Miller: American Witness by John Lahr, reviewed by Ciarán Leinster Open access at: ijas.iaas.ie/category/revie…

New on IJAS Online, the winner of The IAAS's 2020 WTM Riches Essay Prize: “Her Happy Solitary Life”: Singleness and Queering the Norm in “Martha’s Lady” by Sarah Orne Jewett and “A New England Nun” by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman by Teddy

My first academic publication is out! Delighted it's available via open access with the brilliant Irish Journal of American Studies. Also, special thank you to kfama for all the support over the past few years on this!

Jack Heeney's generous review of "Race, Politics & Irish America: A Gothic History" amzn.to/48VFhEX is out in Irish Journal of American Studies Thanks too, Tim Groenland! ijas.iaas.ie/review-burke-r…

& thanks also to Irish Journal of American Studies Reviews Editor Dr. Keira Williams!

Issue 12 (2023) is now complete! It features fresh approaches to canonical literary and cinematic authors and texts as well as a survey of new monographs in literary and historical studies. Read the co-editors' Editorial here: ijas.iaas.ie/issue-12-edito…

There's a piece in here that I really enjoyed writing on two nineteenth-century stories and single women. Not my usual wheelhouse but something I'm also really interested in!

New on IJAS Online: “A dismal throng of vague spectres”: Reading Knowledge and Identity in H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Shadow Over Innsmouth” Through Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “My Kinsman, Major Molineux,” by Janice Lynne Deitner: ijas.iaas.ie/issue-13-janic…